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Hi Tom! I really enjoy your post. This small webservice is very useful for me to quickly find G+ count for single page or small bunch of URLs. It would be (drastically) more useful to know if I could use it (or maybe there is another way) to grab g+ count for a bigger number… let’s say for 50K URLs daily basis.
I can also divide it to the smaller number but I can’t find if there is any query limit.
antie
is can’t work,all is error message : Access Not Configured. Please use Google Developers Console to activate the API for your project. but i was active g+ services.
and i can’t find about this api about “pos.plusones.get” explanation
Hi Alexander,
you can create you own Project at https://console.developers.google.com after ca you go to APIs& auth -> Credentials and generat you own API Key.
Best regrats Aleks
PS. Sorry for my English 😉
Bob Whitley
I’ve created my own key but it always gives me a “Access Not Configured” error message when I call the API. I have enabled the Google+ API in the API console.
The only way I’ve seen this work is by using the AIzaSyCKSbrvQasunBoV16zDH9R33D88CeLr9gQ key (who’s key is that?), r by not using a key. However, not using a key will get you throttled/blocked after you use it too many times.
63 responses to “Google +1 Button SEO – Getting Bulk Counts with the hidden API”
Spreadsheet gives me error: Unknown function name GETPLUSONES
Hey, I have the same problem, unknow function getplusones… Did U manage to find a solution?
cheers,
Lucas
How did u get the google plus counts? I dint get ….could you please share the code for getPlusones() ?
What about share button count? (not +1’s). can we count them?
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an example with javascript please I can not even get it ..
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Hi Tom! I really enjoy your post. This small webservice is very useful for me to quickly find G+ count for single page or small bunch of URLs. It would be (drastically) more useful to know if I could use it (or maybe there is another way) to grab g+ count for a bigger number… let’s say for 50K URLs daily basis.
I can also divide it to the smaller number but I can’t find if there is any query limit.
is can’t work,all is error message : Access Not Configured. Please use Google Developers Console to activate the API for your project. but i was active g+ services.
and i can’t find about this api about “pos.plusones.get” explanation
how to get my own API key?
How to get my own API key?
Hi Alexander,
you can create you own Project at https://console.developers.google.com after ca you go to APIs& auth -> Credentials and generat you own API Key.
Best regrats Aleks
PS. Sorry for my English 😉
I’ve created my own key but it always gives me a “Access Not Configured” error message when I call the API. I have enabled the Google+ API in the API console.
The only way I’ve seen this work is by using the AIzaSyCKSbrvQasunBoV16zDH9R33D88CeLr9gQ key (who’s key is that?), r by not using a key. However, not using a key will get you throttled/blocked after you use it too many times.
Do you have any idea of how I can use my own key?
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